Might any of their customers be willing to sit down and speak frankly with me?
It really lit into things, right after he said he knew this was a forum where he could speak frankly.
The staff of a losing campaign are a lot more ready and able to speak frankly than the staff of the victor.
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Offered the post by Home Secretary Jack Straw, Mr Narey said he would only take it if he could speak frankly about how bad prisons had become.
I've come here tonight not only to address the distinguished men and women in this great chamber, but to speak frankly and directly to the men and women who sent us here.
Seven weeks after the operation, and long after the brothers had been released, campaigners leafleted the area saying they were still waiting for police officers to speak frankly to the community about what had happened.
Don't expect the candidates ever to speak that frankly -- too risky.
Well I just don't think there is a right-wing core that you can speak to, you frankly, you know just don't have a vote if that's the case.
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No artifice, no flash, no -- well, frankly, no star power to speak of.
It's manifested in the progress we've made on nuclear security and nonproliferation through the New START Treaty and our efforts to lock down nuclear materials together, and it's manifested, frankly, in the fact that, even as we speak now, the Russians are hosting the P5-plus-1 talks in Moscow aimed at getting Iran to live up to their international obligations.
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